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Then it takes you to a second page with an expanded headline, AND you have to tap on it and go to a third page to get to the story. You checkout the stories under that heading AND when you find one you wish to read, you tap on it. Getting new alerts from an app that displays a large amount of news outlet is a nice idea! Reinstalling CNN to use, leaving this as a back-up app, for a different outlook, but sans the alerts.they just don't work right.Īre you people stupid? You go to the site and hit a heading.

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Like the other Review said, it freezes to the point of making it completely unreliable, but for me another big problem is the list of alerts from different media that I get are never available when I click them, unless I am opening the latest one immediately after receiving it.any below that, or even a few minutes later take me back to the Main Page, where I have to start looking for it from scratch! (the fact that after a year of trying to use it, there is only one other review may be rather telling! I have no proof, but I'm guessing that they've 'cleared out' their Reviews after some update to rid themselves of all the bad reviews they MUST have gotten over the past year. Users of Brave Rewards already have options for directly supporting verified publishers both automatically and via tipping BAT.the app is SOOOOO 'buggy' that it's just that.a good IDEA! I wish this service worked reliably enough to use as my major new app, but it just doesn't. These redirects and proxies track users and degrade publisher brand value and direct reader-publisher relationships. When a user clicks a link in Brave News, the Brave browser fetches directly from the source of the content, so publishers maintain their relationships with readers on their own sites, instead of being forced through a redirect (as does), or compelled to publish through Google’s AMP proxy (for mobile now, all devices soon) or another proprietary proxy. Promoted Content from brands and media partners will flow seamlessly within the Brave News experience and provide readers with relevant content they might not otherwise discover. It provides brands and media partners with a new unit to promote relevant content seamlessly to Brave News readers. Promoted Content is the latest addition to Brave Ads. Daily deals, exclusive discounts, and offers from affiliate partners from our new Brave Offers store will be featured in the Brave News feed. Brave Offers introduces a new e-commerce option for partners, and provides users with a new highly curated shopping experience with a variety of daily deals, technology, and lifestyle products from across the web. How does promoted content work in Brave News?īrave News is supported by two new resources: Brave Offers and Promoted Content.It’s impossible for Brave to sell or lose your data, because it’s not collected in the first place. Brave neither sees nor stores your browsing data-it stays completely private, on your devices, until you delete it. All the learning and personalization happens exclusively on your browser. It’s designed to help you discover interesting new content throughout the day while still respecting your privacy. The Brave News reader ranks stories locally (meaning only on your device), and uses an anonymous algorithm that weighs several factors, including your browser history and article date. There is no data trail available for anyone to capture or track, including us at Brave. This CDN knows nothing about you, what you follow, or what you read. Specifically, your Brave News feed is collected using a new, private content delivery network (CDN). Brave collects zero info about you, your searches, or the websites you visit. Brave News-like the Brave Browser-is completely private.

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